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Hemet, CA — Grading Permit Bond

Hemet's grading surety form backs the permit applicant's code compliance, completion and reimbursement for city corrective work. The city's published standards tie the security to work satisfactory to the City Engineer—not a fixed one-year term for every grading bond.

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Recorded state
California
Bond type
Building / Excavation / Grading Permit Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The published Grading Permit Surety Bond names the City of Hemet as recipient and identifies the principal's grading permit and property. Its conditions include complying with the code and permit, finishing within the permit period and extensions, and reimbursing city work needed because of the principal's failure.

Who needs it
The grading permit applicant required as principal. The city's submittal distinguishes owner, engineer, contractor and applicant, so match the actual security instructions rather than automatically putting the excavation subcontractor on the bond.
Who it protects
The undertaking supports completion, correction and specified public-safety work. It also addresses reasonable court-fixed attorney fees in a bond action and continued obligations despite permit/work changes. It is distinct from a liability policy and from the packet's bank letter of credit.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Do not borrow a planting or bank period for this surety

The 2013 standards describe security for more than 5,000 cubic yards and allow the City Engineer to require it below that for unusual conditions or hazards. They calculate security using cut/fill, erosion-control and drainage work and continue it from permit issuance until satisfactory completion. Obtain the city's current project determination rather than applying an old threshold or estimate on your own.

Separate passages discuss a planting inspection at the end of a one-year bond period, while the bank form contains extension/nonrenewal terms. Neither is a universal term for the grading surety. Use the actual surety form and the City's current completion/release instructions, including any accepted off-site work.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Gather the legal grading applicant, city permit number, property description and approved plans.
  2. Have the project's cut/fill quantities, erosion/drainage work and city's required security calculation.
  3. Confirm the current accepted surety form, sum/dates and any written permission for included off-site grading.
  4. Prepare the required principal, surety and attorney-in-fact signatures/acknowledgments, then follow Engineering's filing instructions.

Questions about this bond

Is every Hemet grading surety a one-year bond?

The grading security provision continues through satisfactory completion. The standards' separate planting-inspection wording does not establish a one-year purchased term for every grading undertaking.

Do changes to the permit automatically end the bond?

The sample surety expressly preserves its obligation despite changes, extensions or modifications to the permit or work. Obtain the accepted current wording and any required change documentation.

Where do I start the application?

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the city grading request, principal, property/permit, accepted form, sum and dates. Provider review, issuance, execution and city filing are separate from permit issuance and satisfactory completion.

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